1. present participle of disroot; to pull up or remove by the roots; to uproot
Usage: often used literally of plants or trees; can be used figuratively to mean removing something deeply established

1. the act or process of pulling up or removing something by the roots
Usage: gerund form; less common than the verb form

Examples

• The storm was disrooting trees throughout the forest.
• Disrooting the old oak tree took several hours and heavy equipment.
• The gardener began disrooting the weeds from the flower bed.
• Disrooting invasive species is essential for ecosystem restoration.
• The hurricane's force was disrooting everything in its path.
• They worked on disrooting the bamboo that had spread across the yard.